Tesla's three-row Model Y L is expected to be available in China by year's end, amid a crowded market of three-row electric and range-extended vehicles. The company faces competition from local brands that have introduced similar models, suggesting a potential decline in Tesla's market dominance. Li Auto has gained significant sales with its existing EREV models and is entering the full EV segment, focusing on design improvements like enhanced legroom in its crossovers. With increasing competition, Tesla will need substantial investment in new models to maintain its market share.
The three-row Tesla Model Y L is set to launch in China, entering a competitive market faced with strong challenges from local EV manufacturers offering similar models.
Li Auto's innovative design for its crossover focuses on third-row legroom, achieving a spacious 34.4 inches, which surpasses competing models like the Kia EV9.
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